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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 23, 1982
Page
5
Alwyn Fingas drove the Inglis Hi-Liters on a June 17 bus tour to York Beach near Yorkton for shopping and a museum visit. On the return, they stopped in Roblin for a chicken dinner. Local visits, church farewells, school awards, sports results, and community greetings fill a busy Inglis district report.
Foxwarren hosts attendances at the 85th annual sessions of the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Canada of the Ladies Orange Benevolent Association in Winnipeg June 13 to 17. A lost glasses find at the Foxwarren Agricultural Show on June 12 asks owner to contact Dale Falloon. Upcoming Foxwarren School Awards Day and Picnic on June 28 at 10 am with noon picnic. Sympathy extended to Mrs Halowski family on her passing. Golden Bingo group celebrated Anne Gallant’s early birthday with a cake donated by Pat of Langenburg. Anne and Tony joined daughter Shirley Kloon at a Canadian Nurses Association Convention in St Johns, Newfoundland. Emily and Nick Halak visited Mrs A Bellas in Rossburn hospital. Mrs Karpulke moved from Brandon to the new hospital. Best wishes to Bill Callin now admitted to hospital.
Funeral services for G Alf McFarlin were held at Westminister United Church Foxwarren on June 11 1982 officiated by Rev Ray McMullan. He died June 6 1982 in Assiniboine Centre Brandon at age 72 after a short illness. He was born December 18 1908 in Edmonton and lived most of his life in Rapid City farming then Foxwarren. He married Aileen Carr in 1945 and had a long career including the Manitoba Department of Highways retiring in 1974. He was active in the IOOF and enjoyed curling golf and fishing. Survived by wife Aileen two sons William and Kenneth two daughters Margaret Wilma and Catherine plus grandchildren and other relatives. Interment at Foxwarren with IOOF honourary and active pallbearers listed. The family expresses thanks for flowers cards and support.
The University of Manitoba held its 103rd spring Convocation during the last week of May and first week of June to confer degrees, diplomas and certificates on more than 2,600 graduates. Five sessions were held at St. Boniface College and in the Bison Building. Among the graduates listed are Diana Lillian Marie Olynyk of Angusville with a Diploma in Dental Hygiene and William Brock Bubuck of Inglis with a Bachelor of Commerce honors.
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